Nicole Richie Completes Probation Months Early
Nicole Richie is no longer on probation for a 2006 drunken-driving case after a judge said the 29-year-old starlet had satisfied its terms.
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Nicole Richie is no longer on probation for a 2006 drunken-driving case after a judge said the 29-year-old starlet had satisfied its terms.
The actor warns our plugged-in society has become so dependent on gizmos that "people are going to lose their noodle" should any widespread power outage ever occur in the U.S.
Isabelle Caro, a French actress and model whose emaciated image appeared in a shock Italian ad campaign and whose anorexia and career were followed by others suffering from eating disorders, has died at the age of 28.
Big Island police are investigating the death of a Los Angeles writer and producer who was found in a room at an unnamed Waikoloa resort.
A longtime friend says a woman whose family inspired the movie "The Sound of Music" has died. Agathe von Trapp was 97.
A well-known video game casting director was fatally struck by a car in Playa Del Rey Wednesday, police said.
Reese Witherspoon is engaged to Hollywood agent Jim Toth. A representative for the actress confirmed that the couple will wed and says they're "extremely happy."
Time Warner Cable customers across the country could lose access to major broadcast networks because of a contract dispute with Sinclair Broadcast Group.
Rusty McNeil, who with her husband traveled the world interpreting American history through its folk songs, has died. She was 81.
LeAnn Rimes and Eddie Cibrian are getting married. Rimes' publicist confirmed Tuesday that the country singer and the actor "were engaged over the holidays and are very happy."
Elmo is now leading lively literacy lessons from the zoo in his new Nintendo DS, Wii and PC video game "Elmo's A-to-Zoo Adventure."
Sir Elton John and husband David Furnish have become parents to a 7-pound, 15-ounce baby boy born on Christmas Day.
Two Los Angeles men have been ordered to serve three years of probation after pleading guilty to selling bogus tickets to the pop culture convention Comic-Con.
Prosecutors in the involuntary manslaughter case of the doctor charged in Michael Jackson's death have asked a judge to give the defense half of the residue in syringes and other medical items found in Jackson's bedroom for testing by a private laboratory.
"Little Fockers," the third installment of the Ben Stiller, Robert De Niro in-law comedy series, topped the holiday box office with $30.8 million over the weekend.
